Effect of ethanol and acetaldehyde on intracellular protease activities in human liver, brain and muscle tissues in vitro.
Effect of ethanol and acetaldehyde on intracellular protease activities in human liver, brain and muscle tissues in vitro.
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乙醇和乙醛对体外人肝、脑和肌肉组织细胞内蛋白酶活性的影响。
DOI:
10.1016/s0009-8981(98)00211-3
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发表时间:
1999
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V. Preedy
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作者:
David Mantle;Gavin Falkous;T. Peters;V. Preedy
The effect of ethanol and acetaldehyde on the activity of a range of intracellular cytoplasmic and lysosomal proteolytic enzymes has been determined in human brain, liver and skeletal muscle tissues in vitro. There was a substantial degree of inhibition for most protease types in all tissues if sufficiently high concentrations of ethanol (10%, v/v; 1.7 mol/L) or acetaldehyde (1%, v/v; 0.17 mol/L) were used in the assay media. However, it was concluded that direct inhibition of proteases in vivo by ethanol or acetaldehyde is improbable, at the concentrations of these agents likely to pertain in vivo, and that any effect of these agents on intracellular protein catabolism must occur via a more subtle biochemical mechanism.